Between his imposing frame, how well he moves for his size, and his ability in coverage, Chrustowski is a rather intriguing defensive recruit who is surely on the boards of several Top 20 programs. He’s got long arms, and uses them to get out on the hands of defenders, though he isn’t the type to frequently throw home run checks. Instead, he relies on keeping his stick in the right position, being in the right spots, and moving his feet to disrupt dodgers and move them off their line. At GLE, he doesn’t budge, and attackmen are often forced to move the ball elsewhere after trying him. Off-ball, he’s arguably the most active voice on his team, an attribute that struck me last week at Long Island Summer Showdown. Though I’d like to see him be a little bit more consistent with the ball in his stick, I absolutely love his upside and will be even more intrigued to follow his progress now that he has transferred from Wheaton Academy (Ill.) to a WRA program that has done a terrific job of developing defensemen in recent years.